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20th - 21st Centuries Painter & Printmaker
American, b. 1930
Born in 1930 in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania, Milton attended the Virginia Military Institute and Yale University, where he earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in fine art. While a student at Yale, Milton won a traveling fellowship enabling him to study in Europe. For some time afterward, the artist pursued painting styles inspired by Paul Cézanne and Abstract Impressionism, and briefly he tried his hand at sculpture. However, after being diagnosed as partially color blind in 1962, Milton committed himself to black-and-white printmaking.
In 1964 Milton won a Louis Comfort Tiffany Grant in Graphics. Over the next several years, he entered numerous printmaking competitions, winning sixteen awards in 1966 alone. Milton has exhibited his work both nationally and internationally, and his prints are represented in numerous public collections.
References
Milton, Peter. Artist website: www.petermilton.com (accessed November 16, 2013).
A Sky-Blue Life 2004.10
April's August 2004.8
Collecting with Rudi 1975.17
Country Pieces I: The Couple 2004.12
Country Pieces II: In the Park 2004.13
Interiors II: Stolen Moments 2014.37
Interiors III: Time with Celia 2014.38
Julia Passing 1986.46.4
Passage III 1973.36
Second Opinion 2004.9
Sight Lines II: The Green Room 2010.23
The Rehearsal 1990.10
Victoria's Children 1993.29